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What To Do
03:07
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No through roads
And dead-end streets
Not knowing where I’m
Where I’m meant to end up
But I got this
Count on me
On the count of three
Lost again? Just take the hint
Letting it settle in
I’m creeping off the face of Earth.
You know it all, I wanna know some too
Where to go, what to do.
What to do, what to do
Count on me
On the count of three
Lost again? Just take the hint
Letting it settle in
I’m creeping off the face of Earth.
No through roads (what to do)
Dead-end streets (what to do)
Not knowing where I’m (what to do)
Meant to end up (what to do)
Lost again? Just take the hint
Letting it settle in
I’m creeping off the face of Earth.
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Resemble Love
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